4:20

[SilentXtasy]

The stupedest (I spelt that incorrectly on purpose, just to show how stupid I think it is) day of the year was yesterday. I'm all for freedom of expression but how anyone could think there should be a national holiday for breaking the law. Also, why doesn't sXe have a day, like 7:24, because being sXe is 24/7, 365.

[straightXed]

The stupedest (I spelt that incorrectly on purpose, just to show how stupid I think it is) day of the year was yesterday. I'm all for freedom of expression but how anyone could think there should be a national holiday for breaking the law. Also, why doesn't sXe have a day, like 7:24, because being sXe is 24/7, 365.

Straight edge does have a day - october 17th

[xGriffox]

I'm all for freedom of expression but how anyone could think there should be a national holiday for breaking the law.

Why is the fact that it breaks the law at all relevant? Do you really think marijuana should be illegal?

It also is not a recognized national holiday.

[mouseman004]

Why is the fact that it breaks the law at all relevant? Do you really think marijuana should be illegal?

It also is not a recognized national holiday.

He was just venting frustration towards the idea of 4/20 (which is a frustration felt by many), is it really necessary to pick apart his post?

[straightXed]

Why is the fact that it breaks the law at all relevant? Do you really think marijuana should be illegal?

It also is not a recognized national holiday.

No, its not a recognised holiday but i am sure people think it should be, which is what was said.

I think the legality of it is hugely relevent, in fact most discussions and debates revolve around it being legal or not.

[CarlaRant]

I spent my 4/20 in a professional training in which a speaker (husband of my new friend) spoke briefly on straightedge. Woohoo!